About the collection.
What this is.
DiffusionLab keeps pictures made by Stable Diffusion 1.5 on Tesla K80 processors from 2014. Nothing is upscaled, retouched, or made by a newer model. What the machines render is what you see: the alien text, the sixth finger, and now and then something that is simply right.
The machines.
Deasil never threw out its Tesla K80 GPUs. They cannot run anything modern, and they run this all day. Forty slots on ten nodes in Los Angeles; the machines page shows them working.
See the machinesThe spec sheet.
Every work in the collection was rendered with these settings.
- Model
- Vintage Era, Stable Diffusion v1.5, kept alive by Deasil
- Sampler
- DPM++ 2M, 20 steps
- Guidance
- 7.5
- Size
- 512 × 768
- Software
- torch 2.0, diffusers 0.14, CUDA 11.2
How the collection grows.
The machines render unattended from a prompt list. A curator looks at what came out and keeps about one in fifty. Visitors can commission four frames of their own; those enter the collection only if the visitor allows it and a curator chooses it.
Deasil Works.
DiffusionLab is maintained by Deasil Works in Los Angeles, which builds and runs data and machine-learning platforms for clients on newer hardware than this. Its flagship product, Plexara, is a data platform integration layer for AI agents. This site is what the older hardware does.